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@tracescout/vite-plugin

v1.0.1

Published

TraceScout Vite/Rollup plugin — per-chunk debug-ID injection and private source-map upload for stack-trace symbolication.

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Keywords

tracescoutvite-pluginrollup-pluginsource-mapsdebug-id

Readme

@tracescout/vite-plugin

TraceScout Vite (and plain Rollup) plugin — per-chunk debug-ID injection and private source-map upload for stack-trace symbolication.

Install

npm install --save-dev @tracescout/vite-plugin

Node.js ≥ 18.

Usage

import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import { tracescoutSourceMaps } from "@tracescout/vite-plugin";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    tracescoutSourceMaps({
      project: process.env.TRACESCOUT_PROJECT_ID,
      release: process.env.TRACESCOUT_RELEASE,
      dist: "web",
      authToken: process.env.TRACESCOUT_AUTH_TOKEN,
    }),
  ],
  build: { sourcemap: "hidden" },
});

Every production build then:

  1. injects a deterministic per-chunk debug ID into each emitted JS chunk AND its source map (multiple chunks and dynamic imports each get their own ID — never one ID per build),
  2. publishes the entry chunk's ID for the TraceScout Browser SDK (window.__TRACESCOUT_DEBUG_ID__, injected into the HTML <head> so it is set before TraceScout.init() runs),
  3. uploads every map privately to TraceScout after a successful build, through the same shared upload core as @tracescout/cli (retries, backoff, idempotency, secret redaction).

build.sourcemap: "hidden" is recommended: maps are generated for upload but never referenced from — or served with — your deployed bundles.

Options

| Option | Meaning | Default | |---|---|---| | project | TraceScout project id | TRACESCOUT_PROJECT_ID | | release | Release identifying this build | TRACESCOUT_RELEASE | | dist | Build variant | TRACESCOUT_DIST | | authToken | Scoped upload token | TRACESCOUT_AUTH_TOKEN | | apiUrl | API base | https://api.tracescout.com | | urlPrefix | Artifact URL identity prefix | ~/ | | sourcesContentPolicy | strip | retain | reject | server default (strip) | | upload | false = inject only | true | | deleteMapsAfterUpload | Delete local .map files after a FULLY successful upload (never after a failure) | false | | errorHandling | "warn" keeps the build green; "error" fails the build on upload failure | "warn" | | uploadInWatch | Upload during watch builds | false (dev/watch never uploads) | | dryRun, quiet, debug, concurrency, timeoutMs, retries | As in the CLI | — |

Notes

  • Chunk filenames (hashes) are computed before injection and are preserved; the file content changes only by appended comments — line numbers are unchanged, so source maps stay aligned.
  • Works as a plain Rollup plugin too (standard generateBundle/closeBundle hooks); the HTML head injection applies only when an HTML asset is emitted.
  • The auth token is never logged; upload errors are redacted.

Docs: https://docs.tracescout.com/docs/guides/source-maps

License

Apache-2.0. TraceScout names and logos are trademarks of TraceScout — no trademark rights are granted.